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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
11
Jones Very discusses household uses for common items. It covers ink removal with milk and various polishing, cleaning, and flavoring tips including cheese in dishes and bread fillings. It notes methods for whitening lace curtains, clouding windows, and softening shoes.
A historical guide advises keeping foals in the barn rather than following mares to fields. Keeping the colt in a stall or lot reduces injury and fatigue, allows the mare to work sooner, and helps manage rest periods. If multiple foals, house them together. when away from home, halter the colt to the mare to prevent wandering.
An Irish-Soman remarks to her husband that the paper says sermons may be in stones while he doubts sermons but notes a strong argument emerging from a brick, thinking.
A journey is proposed to pass through towns or any locations with railroad tracks to be crossed, outlining a route that intersects multiple rail lines and stations. The note emphasizes careful handling of crossings and basic safety considerations for travelers navigating rail infrastructure.
The thoroughbred stallion Flying Fox has died. He cost M. Edmond Blanc 190000 francs but was a profitable stud due to his success on the track and at stud.
Bindnagle's Church area reports various visits with George Greiner of Palmyra in town on Sunday Rev Heffner of Palmyra called on friends here on Friday David Koons living with William Hemperly Jacob Runkle of Deer visited Saturday Lightning rod crews were busy last week placing rods on local buildings Henry Wilhelm has a crew grading Uhrich's hill Jacob Bomgardner hauling ice from Palmyra for butcher Sanders Farmers busy with hay making Jacob Buck and family of Sand Beach visited East Hanover on Sunday
Services were held at this place on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sam Heller of Palmyra visit Charles Barnhart and family. Lingstown residents spent Sunday at Valley Glen. Grantville Sunday School will hold its annual outing on Saturday July 15 at Valley Glen. Isaac Brown and Nelson Myers of Myerstown finished drilling a well for M B Farling and Morris Leese.
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